I was out checking my Rv interior mid winter, and discovered signs of mice. On looking deeper, under a dinette seat where our water pump, heater, etc. resides I saw that a partial container of plumbing antifreeze was empty, and in shreds. See pic! Unfortunately the mice also chewed up a couple of the PEx pipes to get more antifreeze, so I have some repair work to do.
I tried the non-antifreeze method last year (air pressurizing and blowing out system) and missed a spot, ended up replacing a toilet base (thetford model where the water inlet pipe is a molded part of the whole base). But I’m quite unhappy that antifreeze draws the mice in to cause harder to repair damage. Is there any sour antifreeze out there?
Gary
08 LTV Libero
I tried the non-antifreeze method last year (air pressurizing and blowing out system) and missed a spot, ended up replacing a toilet base (thetford model where the water inlet pipe is a molded part of the whole base). But I’m quite unhappy that antifreeze draws the mice in to cause harder to repair damage. Is there any sour antifreeze out there?
Gary
08 LTV Libero